Community

The Virginia Quilt Museum announced the opening of Stitching Together History: 250 Quilts Commemorating the Commonwealth of Virginia.

The community donated enough food and funds to provide 119,780 meals for local people and families facing hunger.

Officers will be escorted by HPD vehicles, so travelers should expect a short delay in these areas until 9:45am.

The Staunton City Eats School Nutrition Program will provide breakfast, lunch, and snack services at schools and community locations through July 28.

The exhibition began in 2004 as part of VMRC’s 50th anniversary celebration.

Community members can provide feedback on the public survey through June 30.

Melody Sheppard made the announcement last week in a letter to families, stating that she has decided to resign from her position.

The free program invites community members of all experience levels to explore the works and worlds of William Shakespeare.

The bills are aimed at lowering childcare costs, expanding support for early childhood education, and helping Virginia businesses attract and retain workers.

Admission for this event on July 4 is Pay What You Will, supporting the Frontier Culture Museum.